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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1907

Page

6

Eastern Eleven Triumphs 4 1 over Business in Close Game

Eastern edged Wastra and Business 4 to 1 as Isaacs delivered a timely single scoring Arney in the ninth. Dodd fanned thirteen, dominating with a curved and fast combo while Dumont pitched well for Business despite late errors and missed opportunities. Eastern took the lead with a second inning run and added two more in the fifth before securing the victory in the ninth.

Lew Wafern Jenzet Loo Isaacs Meeit Arney Wastra Ad Business Americia Teagie Path ECH Itos Shason Ingh Tes Buds Bond Eastern Ncth Dodd Iierem Dodds Business Dumont Metde Plas Bonnell Essterm Ney Manning Hubbard Brook Mc Giffin Johnson Hammond Hubbbard Eastern J Davis Doda Ito Whitney Keane Martin Oj Hammond Teney McGifin Bradley Darla Donnelly Hart Mr. Barr AB Hore Donnelly

Bethany Baptist Earns First Victory Amid Power Hitting

Bethany Baptist, newly joining the East Washington Sunday School League, cruised to an 8 to 8 victory over Waugh Church. Pitching by Finnegan and Shedd supported a burst of extra-base hitting led by Dampier and Zannelli, who each hit a home run as Bethany racked up seven runs in the late innings.

Bethany Baptist East Washington Waugh Church Finnegan Rainhert Hoss Waugh Shedd Bethany Wolrey Dumpier Zannelli U Duttone Fenton Ij Lasseer Yannelli, Sf Stuckett, Ge Ful’r Cfp Dampier Fin, P OlFries Spicer Rip Harnhart Zaneth Fulcher la Favor Dutton Stuckett Daropler Fries Hichards McLaurin Barnhart Zanaili Webb Fanton Lasseer Patterson- Secrifica Cinrone Bro'en Bears Richards Jasper Spiner Newman

St Johns Juniors Triumph Over Howard Athletic Club

St Johns Juniors beat Howard Athletic Club 7 to 3 as Orme starred on the mound and at the plate. The Juniors jumped to an early lead with three runs in the first inning and never trailed, while fielding and pitching held the visitors to scattered hits. Orme pitched effectively, allowing three runs and guiding St Johns to a decisive victory.

Howard Athletic Club St. John’s Juniors Orme St. John’s E. Orme St. John's Rhoae H. AC G. Orme di Falmer Loughran Gurter Otog Bargton Maloney Azaez Cimrk Odsy Herbutts Donohue Rane Wine Ie Ei Ea Aerie Phonor Byorn Mr. Connolly Filia Washington Post Annapoelis Franklin and Marshall College Austin Pres Lowell Gillen Lewis Madd

Georgetown and George Washington Meet on Farmer's Field

Georgetown and George Washington face off on Georgetown Field at 3 30 this afternoon in the first of two meetings this week. Titus will pitch for George Washington. Georgetown’s pitcher choice undecided. Washington is stronger this season after a rough Southern trip. Georgetown has beaten top teams and recent rival Virginia. Lineups feature Cattwell or Montgomery or Deying on the mound for Georgetown and Titus or Carr for the Hatchets. Umpire Betts calls the game.

Georgetown George Washington Hatchetties Cummings Virginia Titus O'Hara Brennan Senior Feld Hester Mr. Betts

St Martin's Wins Easily In Marquette League Game

St Martin's defeated St Dominic yesterday 9 to 6 in the Marquette League second game. St Martin's started strong, outhitting and outfielding their opponents. Goodman pitched well for North Capitol, holding St Dominic to nine hits.

North Capitol SU. Vincent St. Joseph St. Martin St. Dominic St. Martin's Goodman North Capitol Street

Rube Waddell Duped by Mysterious Stranger's Ten-Dollar Pitch

Chicago May 10 Special to The Washington Post reports Rube Waddell, famed eccentric pitcher, chatted with a polite stranger who challenged him to pitch with a ten-dollar bill tied to a line. Waddell agreed, tossed the bill, and the stranger vanished, leaving a mystery and the tale of a costly con.

Washington Post Chicago Til Rube” Waddell Bunka Curve Rube George Edward Waddell Waddell

Stahl Sold to Chicago White Sox for Four Thousand

Washington Nationals moved pitcher infielder Jake Stahl to the Chicago White Sox last night in a late deal. The price was about $4,000 with Comiskey securing priority after a telephone negotiation involving Nationals president Noyes and New York owner Frank Farrell. The move ends Stahl's Washington tenure, where he managed the Nationals in 1904 and 1905, before shifting to Chicago as part of a high-stakes market for his release.

Jake Stahl Nationals Chicago White Sox Noyes Charley Comiskey Chicago Stahl Washington National Commission Dickering New York Comiskey Frank Far-rell Boston Cantillon Tan Stiehl

Yesterday's results and standings across major teams

Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 5 to 1. Today's games include Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Cleveland, and Boston at Detroit. Standings show Chicago leading with 157 wins and a .682 winning percentage, followed by Detroit 41 .573 and other teams like New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington with varying records.

Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago New York Cleveland Boston Detroit W. L. Pet Wwed Games Today Pitteburg Brooklyn Cincinnnati

Umpire mobbed. Wilmington game ends with raid on field

At Wilmington May 10 the Tri-State League game between Wilmington and Johnstown nearly ended in disaster as umpire Bausewine was mobbed after a disputed call. Left fielder Vinson incited the crowd, was fined and suspended, and police kept back attackers. Johnstown won 4 2 and will meet Wilmington again tomorrow with added precautions.

Washington Post Wilmington Del Johnstown Bausewine York Vinson Carpenter Jon Rousewire McNeal Lstter Aldo Morrow

Naps Have Swatfest In Cleveland Victory Over New York

Cleveland defeated New York 9 to 4 as Lajoi and Liebhardt starred. Pitcher Lischardt fanned three, Clarkson and Barger split innings for New York. Reckless base-running kept Cleveland from hitting a larger total, with Clark and Flick delivering key hits and defensive plays shaping the game.

Cleveland Ohio New York Liebhardt Clarkson Barger Kleinow Lajoie Civiland Abh Oahn Abhoak Flick Hoffmen Bradley OlKecler Biowall Riberfeld Chosa Clark Laporia Congalion VjConney Hitchman Williams Boo Turner Ol Kleton Lisbhardt OjClarkson Orth Gunar Flick Stovall Hinchmen Conroy Leibhardt Hite Lajote Turner Elberfeld Willams Chase Batls Firer Besa Clerkson Lischardt Mesers Hurst and Evans

Reds Bunch Hits Boston In Long Drawn Inning Loss

In Boston May 19 Cincinnati defeated Boston 6 to 5 in an 11 inning contest. Lindaman and Coakley had control issues as the game stretched until the seventh when Cincinnati strung together hits to take the lead. Mitchell homered and Lobert collected two doubles as Cincinnati outpaced Boston in a tense marathon.

Boston Mass Lindaman Coakley Cincinnati Kana Beaumont V. Darts O Howard Lobert Brown Lisgaman Flaherty Lego Batea Brain Kane McLean Mitchell Fisherty Howard Odwell Huggins Dlaubis

Cardinals Get Four Hits Phillies Beat McCloskey Youngsters

Philadelphia defeated St Louis 9 to 2 in ragged fielding contest behind Pittinger allowing four hits in as many innings. Line scores show Philadelphia 9, St Louis 2 with bases on balls and errors noted. heavy bats from Philadelphia, Cait Se and Beckley productive, Titus and Courtney with two-base hits.

Phillies McCloskey Philadelphia St. Louis Pittinger Er Louis Hoaey Phila Abe Ore Reby Thomas Burns Ste Clete Holly Gj Titus Beckley Magee If Murray eoTaz O'flars Agee Bune Fitus Magee Gustney Pittinaker Titus Courtney Bacelfice Reckiey Besss Doolin Gleason Branstiel Ol Iinet Garrors Louis Besbe Pittinee Wangtires Messie Johnstons Syd Garpenter

Sterzer Aces One Hit In Atlantics Victory

Sterzer pitched a superb game for the Atlantics defeating Southern Railway 10 to 1 in the Capital City League at First and M streets northeast. Southern Railway managed a single opening tally, then failed to threaten as Sterzer dominated with only one hit allowed. The report notes Sterzer’s past stint in the Virginia State League and lists a long box score and league standings from that day.

Atlantics Southern Railway M Streets Sterzer Danville Rhoae Ray Bryan Hayden Bishop Hampton Handiboe Offoliy J. Salb Lynham O'Neil Echmiat McCarthy Dent Ogle Jaade Symonoskie Ogla Baszee Mr. Handiboe

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